Two things are complicating this year’s rendition of the never-ending debate over whether corporate executives are paid too much. Low interest rates and longevity are increasing one category of compensation that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requires companies to disclose: the change in value of an executive’s pension benefits. The pay figures are included in proxy statements, lengthy documents sent to shareholders detailing executive pay and what issues will be put to a vote at th
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